Neptune appoints ex-CSAM sales manager

Katrina Lloyd
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Neptune Investment Management has appointed Andrew Taylor as intermediary sales manager with responsibility for Northern England and Scotland.

Taylor will report to head of intermediary sales, Adam Hughes, and will have responsibility for developing interest in Neptune’s growing fund range amongst intermediaries, including discretionary buyers. He joins Neptune in September following eight years with Credit Suisse Asset Management (now part of Aberdeen), where he was a regional sales manager with responsibility for Northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Taylor started his career at Henderson Investors, where he spent 14 years in regional sales. Patrick Berton, Neptune sales director, says: “We have grown substantia...

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